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Warren Mail

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1911

Page

6

Bill Set Aside as Legislature Battles Mayor Magee

Harrisburg dispatch reports Governor Tener orders lawmakers to sidetrack the judges salary bill while sparking friction over Mayor Magee of Pittsburg and a plan to annex surrounding boroughs and issue a city loan. The session sees hearings planned on Magee favored measures and a push for a local utilities commission amid broader public work and forestry plans.

Pittsburg Magee Harrisburg Pat Tener Rouse Greater Pitsburg Smoky City Supreme Superior, Common Pleas Orphans Courts Judiciary Special Committee House Stuart City of United States Committee On Municipal Corporations Cox Judiciary Special John R. K. Scott Philadelphia Public Utilities Commission Railroad Commission Hail Game John C. Bell Steitinger Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League Berkey H. Boyd Westmoreland County E. E. Jones Susquehanna E. H. Pahey William H. Kern Montgomery Rockwell Tioga County State Game Commission

Global Happenings Mix of Wars Politics and Crime

Advices from London name the Duke of Connaught likely to become governor general in autumn. A New York opium raid uncovers a wholesale network worth $100,000. Scotland Yard plans round‑the‑clock hotel detections to arrest crooks after the coronation. Four cavalry units move to the Rio Grande to preserve neutrality amid rising rebellion. A train strike in Dunkirk kills William H. Harper, 71, a Civil War veteran. Plague disrupts North China rail traffic. Tom L. Johnson weakens. Schenk poisoning jury discharged. Turkish commissioners buy two ships for Bremerhaven transport. Taft sides with public choice on reciprocity with Canada. mutiny aboard dredge Irene Ruth results in deaths. patent for matches curtailed.

New York Scotland Yard England Third Cavalry Rio Grande San Antonio William H. Harper Oil Well Supply Company Oil City Dunkirk N. Y

Portuguese government grants pension to deposed king Manuel

The Portuguese government assigns a monthly pension of 3300 dollars to deposed King Manuel. The period details, implications, and potential reactions in Lisbon were reported as part of ongoing royal affairs.

Mexican insurgents threaten rescue attempts at Mexicali

Reports describe insurgent forces capturing Mexicali and warning Americans against rescuing prisoners. A German professor's appointment provokes a student strike at the University of Cracow and the invaders are said to be moving toward Tegucigalpa. Deposits across national banks show a large decline.

Mexicali University of Cracow Duran Choluteca Tegucigalpa Ionduran United States

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